Sentence examples for chequered work from inspiring English sources
Employers also have to be persuaded to recruit individuals with perhaps a chequered work or health history.
His early career in Fleet Street was chequered, working briefly for the Peterborough column on the Daily Telegraph, then joining the Daily Mirror.
The album had a chequered recording history, with work beginning in mid-1968, buthehe bulk of the sessions taking place between April and July 1969, for which five different producers were credited − including Barrett, Peter Jenner (1968 sessions), Malcolm Jones early-to-mid-1969 early-to-mid-1969 early-to-mid-1969 early-to-mid-1969ur and Roger Watersessions969 sessions).
As my own working life has been chequered by the serendipity of her disabilities and illnesses, I hope the red-tape labyrinth that paralyses and demoralises other departments and organisations will somehow be avoided by DisabilityCare.
The former Labour prime minister accepted his work since stepping down had been chequered with criticism.
Media applicants also tend to have chequered careers, changing jobs regularly as they move between projects and working in a variety of roles.
CHEQUERED FLAG: Vettel wins!
His life had been chequered.
Hall's marriages were chequered.
It is also just as chequered.
Her subsequent career was mercurial and chequered.
